Bowen High School - Echo Yearbook (Bowen, IL)

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SENIOR CLASS WILL fCon'tl Sixteenth, Elging Neill wills her way with older men to Delores Weaver and her typing skill to Jerry Flack. Seventeenth, Jim Clglggd leaves his way with women to Mr. lewis and his pretty blue eyes to Betty Bailey. And to Mr. Fowler our most gracious custodian we leave the gum under the desks, the paper strung throughout, and the crooked nails which we used during our plays. Besides these bequeaths we would like to will to the Juniors, our ability to work which they so obviously need and to the Sophomores we will our talent show. To the Freshmen we will our quietness and our annual paper drives. Concluding our last will and testament we would like to have our happy' memories, pleasant associations which we have made, and would like to give the faculty whatever they may salvage from us. Signed, Sealed and delivered in the year of our Lend 1957 A.D. Ziff W7 UW JAM ,eff f GQAMQ., , ,Kay 71,0-saw lflwu bla,-wa. Z aj ilf71aZoQ CfkAiLna1u 7249699 :i4407h9f W fp i'fW'ms,,.rW Wm I I - OZ . 6TLfZ7lb1 I2 dfaAvf3if Qfpauaafi dlL!y'L SENIOR CLASS PLAY Top Row, L to Rx E. J. Pullins, Larry Post, Jim Hartley, Larry Webster. Middle Row, L to R: Don Limkemann, Kay Wear, Elaine Neill, Glenadene Phillips. Bottom Row, L to R: H . Stoneking Cbirectorl, Janis Ufkes, Kay Akers, Marilyn Boekhaus.